Sentence examples for business surplus from inspiring English sources

One was TradeOut.com, Ardsley, N.Y., an online business surplus exchange network, with billings estimated at $30 million to $35 million.

The business surplus was estimated as the residual of the value-added sectors, by subtracting the item values cited above.

First, the act put the government in the school-food-supply business, buying surplus product from farmers and sending it along to the schools.

Another example is the Danish food industry making big business on surplus food.

Ricky would team up with fellow MIT MBA graduate student Emily Malina in starting Spoiler Alert, an app that helps businesses manage surplus food and organic waste.

The combined authorities would also be given the right to retain all surplus business rate revenues above forecast.

In 2000, Green bought a business with a surplus in its pension scheme of £43m and then paid his family dividends far in excess of BHS's profits.

After the war, he started a business selling military surplus steel, which grew over the years into an international steel trading house called Artco Industrial Company.

Mr. Thomas, 28, is an auction services director at DoveBid, a company in Foster City, Calif., that conducts auctions of surplus business equipment.

Mr. Roth said the greatest uncertainty hung over the backbone fiber optic cable business, because of surplus capacity and the financial troubles being experienced by many telecommunication companies, especially in North America.

It came to mind when I read "Bush's Task: Deciding How He'll Spend a Big Surplus" (Business Day, Dec. 31), which discusses George W. Bush's proposal to reduce all income tax rates in a way that would give most tax-cut dollars to the rich: "The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much; it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little".